Paper Title:
Riemann problem for polychromatic soliton gases: a testbed for the spectral kinetic theory
Published on:
8 May 2024
Primary Category:
Pattern Formation and Solitons
Paper Authors:
T. Congy,
H. T. Carr,
G. Roberti,
G. A. El
Develops analytical solutions for Riemann problem of interacting polychromatic soliton gases
Presents novel numerical method combining soliton condensate theory and generalized hydrodynamics
Implements efficient algorithm to synthesize dense, uniform n-soliton ensembles
Performs systematic comparison between kinetic theory and numerical simulations
Provides robust validation of spectral kinetic theory for dense soliton gas interactions
Numerical validation of kinetic theory for interacting soliton gases
This paper uses the Riemann problem for interacting soliton gases to validate the spectral kinetic theory for the KdV and focusing NLS equations. It develops analytical solutions and numerical methods to model collisions between dense, polychromatic soliton gases composed of distinct monochromatic components. Comparisons are made between theoretical predictions and numerical simulations, providing robust confirmation of the kinetic theory in a broad parameter range.
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